A star chef declared he hadn’t seen anything like it in seven seasons.
Tensions reached a boiling point on the set of Séfek séfe (Chefs’ Chefs) after a recent episode featured an “American Day” challenge for the contestants. The chefs were able to mentor their competitors, but the resulting flurry of activity led to more chaos and disarray than usual.
As Gábor Krausz surveyed the scene near the end of the task, he completely lost his composure at the sight of the mess.
“What the…! Guys, I don’t even want to come into this kitchen. I haven’t seen anything like this in seven seasons!” the star chef exclaimed.
“This kitchen should be hermetically sealed and set on fire. It’s disgusting! Idiot, crazy, insane, turnip, scoundrel… I’d rather retire…”
The contestants acknowledged they had left the kitchen in a terrible state, but that didn’t soften Krausz’s heart. Tischler shared a similar sentiment regarding the battleground-like countertops. The show, a popular fixture in Hungarian reality television, often generates strong reactions from both its judges, and participants.
Everyone, yet, was relieved to learn that Patrik Mikula, who had been rushed to the hospital by ambulance earlier, was able to return after doctors deemed his condition stable enough following examinations.
